IP Library Granted Patent US 9,885,532
Granted Patent B1
US 9,885,532 · App. 15/162,744 · Granted Feb 6, 2018

Trigger assembly

Inventor: Ryan David Morgan (Blaine, MN)
F41A19/10
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 9,885,532
App. No.
15/162,744
Granted
Feb 6, 2018
Kind
B1
Abstract

A trigger assembly a trigger member can be interchanged quickly and easily. The trigger assembly includes a support member adapted to be in communication with a gun, and a trigger member in removable communication with the support member.

Claims (8)

1. A trigger assembly comprising:

a support member adapted to be in communication with a gun, the support member comprising an elongate body and a boss,

the elongate body having a top, a bottom and gun coupling locations,

the boss depending from the bottom of the elongate body and having a side wall and a bottom with a recess disposed in the bottom of the boss, a flange encircling the bottom of the boss and extending outwardly generally perpendicular to the side wall of the boss;

a trigger member in removable communication with the support member, the trigger member comprising a lever portion and a coupling portion,

the lever portion integrally connected to the coupling portion,

the coupling portion including a bottom wall having side edges and opposed end edges, a side wall disposed along the side edges and one of the end edges and extending upwardly from the bottom wall, a flange disposed along a length of the side wall and upon a top edge of the side wall and extending inwardly and spaced above and parallel to the bottom wall forming a channel therebetween for receiving the flange of the bottom of the boss, and a threaded through hole in the coupling portion, the threaded through hole positioned adjacent the recess when the trigger member is seated on the support member; and

a stopper received in the threaded through hole and configured to seat against the recess to secure the trigger member to the support member.